Six horror tales from the BBC

Delta Sly Honey
Taking place in the Vietnam War era, this is the story of a Southern country boy who exercises his demons making late night broadcasts to phantom military units. Then, one answers

Dracula In White
An eerie tale of a brilliant scientist's approach to deal with crime and punishment on a budget.

The Boat Hook
A Norwegian professor driven to his death by a model of the boat in which his first wife died.

Little girl lost

With the recent death of her second husband, Mrs. Grove now stays with her son from her first marriage, Herbert, and his wife,
Sally. Sally and Herbert think she has gone mad as she continually talks to her late second husband, John, so they've called in
a doctor to take a look at her. But Janet, Herbert and Sally's daughter, believes that Mrs. Grove can talk to her late husband and
wants to be able to hear his voice, too. Sally feels she is losing control over her daughter as she gets closer with Mrs. Grove
and begs her husband to stop it.

50 Berkley Square
In times past, the 18th-century house at No. 50, Berkeley Square, was known as "the most haunted house in London". A certain upstairs room had an evil reputation; it was said that nobody could spend a night in it without dying of fear or going incurably insane.

The Bull Beneath The Earth
David Calcutt play More haunting than ghostly, play about Evans and the archaeology of Knossos.